Roses benefit from a deeper prune once a year to encourage new growth—either a month after ... you're deadheading individual roses that are past their prime, you need to cut the bloom off ...

Use slow-release fertilizer. A steady, slow supply of nutrients will encourage reblooming roses to set more flowers. Scatter ...

Although most tulip types have “diminishing returns” in the garden, according to Bunting, what you do after the flowers fade ...

A popular and low-maintenance plant, the Peggy Martin rose, became a symbol of resilience after Hurricane Katrina. See why.

Knowing the difference between pruning and deadheading is an essential part ... be able to be appreciated if the flowers are removed after blooming. For the same reason, you shouldn't deadhead ...

They're the herald of spring, adding their pop of yellow around Britain and Ireland, but how you treat your daffs now will influence how well they grow back next year ...

"To deadhead your rose shrub, simply cut off the flower head with secateurs - just above a healthy leaf. The new bloom will grow from this shoot ... Aim to prune the first winter after planting.” The ...